Music Reviews

The path of the odd single, an EP or two and then the inevitable anticipation for the debut album is...

Silly Guys Having a Fun Time, the new EP by Belfast pop-punk foursome, Salad Boyz is a salad bar sampling...

Ever-prolific symphonic metallers Selene certainly haven't been resting on their laurels since they released their last album The Forgotten in...

Our Wee Country is full of talented individuals and good bands. We know this and we all have our favourites...

With a band name like Electric Octopus, and an album titled Smokyhead, there’s a pretty good chance you’re in for...

We at Chordblossom have always been extremely proud of the musical diversity this tiny place produces. From ground-breaking punk (The...

Since they were founded in Lisburn in 2014, the three members of doom/death metallers The Crawling have always put their...

There is one thing that can be said about the music scene in Northern Ireland. It is so deeply intertwined...

  Fans of Tenacious D may recognize the name of this spunky, alternative-pop-punk quartet from Belfast. Originally formed in 2013,...

There have been few cultural phenomenons in Ireland that are as all-encompassing as The Commitments: Alan Parker’s adaption of Roddy...

I remember seeing Axecatcher live at a gig in Belfast thinking they were outstanding and extremely energetic in their performance....

Britpop was an odd phenomenon, with many of the brightest and most popular British bands of the time rejecting contemporary...

First appearing on our radar at the very beginning of 2016, Gnarkats initial recordings were rough around the edges but...

2016 was a year marked by loss. Internationally, we lost some of our biggest heroes: David Bowie, Prince and Motorhead’s...

It took me a few listens before I could put in to words my opinion of Lost Highways, Beneath the Cedars,...